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Full-service hotels where a gaming floor is one feature among restaurants, theatres and rooms.
Montreal, Canada
Few hotels sit in such an odd setting. The property uses the former French and Québec pavilions from Expo 67, on Île Notre-Dame in Parc Jean-Drapeau. Its angular glass outline is easy to spot from across the river.
Island life shapes the stay. The downtown skyline sits across the water, and park paths start at the door. Restaurants, bars and a performance hall share the building. The gaming floor is one part of that mix, not the whole of it.
Niagara Falls, Canada
Height matters here. The hotel tower rises above the Niagara escarpment, and a good share of rooms face the Horseshoe Falls. Opened in 2004, it is among the largest resorts on the Canadian side.
Most guests come for the falls and use the hotel as a base. A spa, a range of restaurants and a large theatre fill the evenings. The casino floor sits within the complex as one more option.
Richmond, Canada
On the bank of the Fraser River, River Rock sits minutes from Vancouver International Airport. A Canada Line station is close by, so downtown Vancouver is a short train ride away.
The hotel side offers suites, an indoor pool and a riverside marina. A theatre hosts concerts and touring shows. Gaming takes up one wing; the rest of the building runs much like any airport-area hotel.
Rama, Canada
Casino Rama Resort stands on the land of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation, close to Orillia and Lake Couchiching. Toronto is about ninety minutes' drive south.
It is a resort in the full sense. There is a hotel tower, a spa, several restaurants and a large entertainment centre that draws concert crowds from across Ontario. The gaming floor is one feature among these. For many guests, the lakes nearby matter just as much.